n exhibit in West Michigan galleries the week of Aug. 16 2009
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- Galleries: ‘Dragnet’ brings dark gritty views to South Street
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n exhibit in West Michigan galleries the week of Aug. 16 2009
The Grand Rapids Press – MLive.com
Monday-Friday call for weekend and evening hours. Water Street Gallery 98 Center St. com) — “American Spaces” landscape paintings by 12 local and national artists also includes wood and stone sculptures by Mary Sebastian and Carol Masselink through Sept.
CHANGING LANES: Sharing the gift of art with your kids
Hingham Journal
The unspoken philosophy seems to be: “If you are drawn to a piece — no need to overanalyze. Buy only what you love. ”Slightly out of town but still on South Street the South Street Gallery is tucked into a wooded lot on a mostly residential block. There is an elegance and formality that is indicated by the careful exhibits and matching gold frames. As you speak with Kate you are drawn in by her gracious manner that manifests in always being available to answer a question. At the same time you feel the freedom to contemplate your favorites in silence. While many South Shore Galleries carry mostly local work the South Street Gallery represents many different artists in New England.
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Art News: Aug. 14-30
Salem Gazette
For information contact Jeff Bowie at 978-744-6678 or entropy@picklepot. Salem artist featured in plein air showThe summer members show continues at the Central Street Gallery in Manchester-by-the-Sea. Come and see these award-winning plein air paintings. The Central Street Gallery welcomes Chuck Francis of Rockport and George Martin of Beverly Farms who join the other 13 painters at the gallery: Lynn Murray of Salem; Lynne Comb Mike Storella and Bill Fusco of Manchester; Phyllis Feld and Dina Gomery of Gloucester; and Cape Ann painters Richard Giedd Ann Goldberg Barbara Jones Barbara Levine Linda-Jo-Nielsen Charleen nanian and Barbara Walsh. The Central Street Gallery is located at 11 Central St. Manchester-by-the-Sea.
Galleries: ‘Dragnet’ brings dark gritty views to South Street
Philadelphia Inquirer
Housewarming The Center for Emerging Visual Artists has moved its exhibition space from the Barclay to more gallery-like quarters on Locust Street between 15th and 16th Streets. The first show in its new ground-floor and underground digs is not to be missed particularly Scott Pellnat’s extraordinary Slave Ship a sprawling fastidiously made sculptural evocation of how an 18th-century slave ship might be experienced in one’s imagination or a dream. Katie Merken’s photographic collages of trees and totemic sculpture of sections of cut tree trunks interspersed with cast-plaster forms also await you as do Peter Prusinowski’s sublime black-and-white photographs of Fishtown. Center for Emerging Visual Artists 1521 Locust St.
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Aurora Beacon News
norrisculturalarts. rleans Street Gallery: Hours are noon to 7 p. Thursdays noon to 8 p.
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